Fine-tune the Qute benchmark

[mkouba]

• use a generated value resolver
• use a "computed property"

This should make the comparison a little bit more fair because Qute is primarily designed to work with Quarkus where we generate some stuff during the build.

[mkouba]

FTR in quarkus 3.5+, there is a patch related to some JDK problems that improves the performance significantly in some benchmarks even by ~ 30%).

[fercomunello]

Great job, very interesting @mkouba!

• Do you think it's viable to create an official JTE extension for Quarkus like this Vert.x one?
• And what kind of stuff is generated during the Quarkus build for Qute?

Actually I don't see JTE as a replacement for Qute, they just have different purpouses I believe:

• With Qute I can do general templating like emails not just web pages and also improves the code quality since it's very well integrated with Quarkus;
• And compiled JTE it almost looks like pre-compiled JSPs so the rendering performance is very high (few CPU usage) specially for heavy web pages & hypermedia sytems.

Really appreciate your work, we're talking about this on Twitter btw..

[mkouba]

Great job, very interesting @mkouba!

Do you think it's viable to create an official JTE extension for Quarkus like this Vert.x one?

For sure. You can propose a new Quarkiverse extension. There's already the quarkus-freemarker extension maintained by the community.

And what kind of stuff is generated during the Quarkus build for Qute?

So in Qute the main things that we do during the build are (a) validations (e.g. the template structure and the optional type-safe parts of a template) and (b) generation of optimized value resolvers (i.e. components that know how to resolve properties of Java classes).

Actually I don't see JTE as a replacement for Qute, they just have different purpouses I believe:

With Qute I can do general templating like emails not just web pages and also improves the code quality since it's very well integrated with Quarkus;

And compiled JTE it almost looks like pre-compiled JSPs so the rendering performance is very high (few CPU usage) specially for heavy web pages & hypermedia sytems.

Really appreciate your work, we're talking about this on Twitter btw..

It seems that this post was removed ;-).

[fercomunello]

@mkouba Thanks for the clarification! I'm doing some htmx projects using Jakarta MVC currently but soon I'll make a Quarkus version too that's I pretend to build a JTE extension as far as possible.

The tweet was deleted to avoid duplicating the same question as here (forgot to update, sorry about that).
Link of the thread.

[mkouba]

Closing - there's no interest in merging 🤷.